Credits & showreel

Film, television, theatre and voice work — with the current reel.

Showreel — updated March 2026

Four minutes, six characters,
no explaining

Cut chronologically from the last three years of screen work: a deposition scene, two silent passages, and the long take from Salt in the Wound that the editors refused to break. Full-length scene files and self-tapes available on request.

  • 04:12Running time
  • 2.39:1Delivered
  • DailiesAvailable on request

Selected credits

A working list. Full filmography, theatre history and commercial conflicts are in the resume pack.

  1. 2026 Salt in the Wound Declan Moore — Lead dir. Ivy Karounis · Halyard Pictures
  2. 2025 The Longer Winter Peter Hale — Lead dir. Samuel Otieno · Northwood Features
  3. 2024 Glasshouse Andres Vogt — Supporting dir. Rania Belkacem · Tidewater Film
  4. 2023 Every Third Thought The Surveyor — Supporting dir. Teodor Lind · Braid & Co.
  5. 2022 Mercy Street Bridge Ray Ostrowski — Lead dir. Nell Asante · Lightbox Independent

Awards &
festival
recognition

  1. 2026 Best Lead Performance — Salt in the Wound Northwood International Film Festival Winner
  2. 2025 Outstanding Actor in a Play — The Quiet Inheritance Midwest Stage Awards Winner
  3. 2025 Best Actor — The Longer Winter Cordova Film Week Nominated
  4. 2024 Ensemble Prize — Glasshouse Tidewater Independent Awards Winner
  5. 2022 Breakthrough Performance — Mercy Street Bridge Lightbox New Voices Nominated

What the critics filed

Selected notices from stage and screen releases, 2022 onward.

  • “He plays grief the way other actors play anger — loudly, but on the inside, where you have to lean in to catch it.”

    Marguerite Sallow · Northline Daily

  • “A performance built entirely out of pauses. By the third act you are watching him listen more closely than you are watching anyone speak.”

    Owen Delacroix · Stage & Screen Quarterly

  • “Vance refuses to let Declan be likeable, and somehow that is precisely why the ending devastates.”

    Priya Raghunathan · The Harbour Review

  • “As Astrov he finds the comedy nobody else looks for, then lets it curdle so slowly you only notice when the lights come down.”

    Hollis Grant · The Rowan Courier

  • “Cold Harbour is built around Vance’s stillness. Every interrogation scene turns on a look he holds half a second too long.”

    Dana Whitlock · Screen Weekly